Devious Maids

In the affluent Beverly Hills neighborhood of Beverly Park, five Latina maids with aspirations of a better life work for the rich and famous. Their lives become entangled when a fellow maid is murdered, and they band together to uncover the truth behind her death. Navigating the secrets and scandals of their employers, they also deal with their own personal struggles and ambitions.

Devious Maids was generally received with mixed to positive reviews. Critics often praised its soapy, campy humor and the performances of its cast, particularly the chemistry among the lead actresses. However, some found the plot predictable and overly melodramatic. Audience reception was generally favorable, appreciating its escapist entertainment and dramatic twists.

• Praised for its witty dialogue and campy, entertaining premise.
• Appreciated for the strong performances and ensemble chemistry.
• Criticized by some for predictable plotlines and excessive melodrama.

Google audience: Google users generally enjoyed 'Devious Maids,' often highlighting its entertaining and dramatic storylines. Viewers found the show to be a fun, guilty pleasure with compelling characters and satisfying twists. Some minor criticisms included occasional predictability, but overall, the audience found it engaging.

The show was originally developed at ABC before moving to Lifetime for its premiere.